Australia's Adam Voges not making retirement plans

Australia batsman Adam Voges has no immediate plans to retire as he continues to enjoy a stunning end to his career.

Since making his Test debut in June 2015 at the age of 35, Voges has been a sensational success story for Australia.

In 15 Tests, Voges has made five centuries, scoring 1,337 runs at a remarkable average of 95.50.

Despite entering the twilight of his career, Voges insists he is not considering retiring any time soon.

"I haven't put a date or a time on anything just yet," he told cricket.com.au. "I'm thoroughly enjoying playing Test cricket.

"It took me a long time to get an opportunity and I'm certainly not in any rush to finish just yet.

"While I'm playing well, while I'm contributing, I can hopefully continue to help Australia win Test matches.

"I know the end is a lot closer than the start for me.

"But it's something I'll weigh up and see how I go series by series. There's no certainly no specific date on it yet."